Ferienwohnungen Angermaier

The owner’s service was among the best I’ve ever experienced. She was so kind that she even walked our dog so we could spend longer skiing. We had a great time and felt right at home. The apartment is cozy and pet-friendly, with parking right next to it, a ski room, and everything you need for a stay. There’s a lovely spot to sit outside, a great garden with herbs and a little warm pool. Just be prepared for the room to be on the small side, as you can see in the video. We booked at the last minute for spring. The bus stop for the Molltaler glacier is only a few minutes’ walk away, while the supermarket takes about 20 minutes to reach on foot or just a few minutes by car.

Plenty of room for the price, and the apartment had what we needed. There’s parking right there and a ski room too. All good.

The garden was a lovely part of our stay, with apple trees, grapevines, tomatoes, and other vegetables, plus a herb garden right on the terrace. The heated pool is shared by the apartments and sits within the big terrace belonging to the largest one. We stayed in the three-bedroom apartment, which had a spacious, fully equipped kitchen. It even came with everyday supplies like soap, toilet paper, and charcoal for the 57cm Weber kettle grill. There was a snug place to sit indoors when the weather was bad, and the large terrace was great in the evening. They even had COVID tests available, which was a thoughtful extra. The landlady was friendly and quick to help. When we had a small drain problem, a repairman came that same evening. We had a really nice stay and felt comfortable there.

The only good parts for us were the pool and being able to park on the property. As soon as we saw the room, we wanted to find somewhere else, but everything nearby was already booked. The listing called it a 28 m² apartment, but it wasn’t an apartment and certainly wasn’t 28 m². The bathroom had no window, and its filthy ventilation didn’t clear the damp. Mold was visible in the floor grout. The coffee machine was dirty too, with lots of limescale and old coffee marks after just two uses. We had to go all the way around the house and lock the pool door every time, something the description hadn’t mentioned. I dropped a 2-euro coin by the stool and bed and didn’t find it until the next day. It was stuck so firmly that I had to use considerable force to get it out. I also don’t see what the 50 euros for final cleaning went toward, given how little space there was. The so-called apartment door seemed easy to break into. And on our second contact, by phone, the landlady said we had argued when I was trying to explain that the bill had three different extra charges that didn’t add up and that I couldn’t understand. Absolutely not recommended. Unfortunately.